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Newspaper

Waterbury Evening Democrat

Location

Waterbury, Connecticut, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1908

Page

3

Bribery Threat Over Taft Win At Philadelphia Roller Co

A Chicago article reports Republican pressures in industry as Eveland of Standard Roller Ball Bearing Co of Philadelphia calls wage cuts a prelude to restored wages if Taft is elected. The notice, seen by the Democratic committee, links pay, Taft, and broader trust influence amid talks with Taft’s approval and ties to Roosevelt era policies.

Chicago Taft Standard Roller Ball Bearing Co Philadelphia Democratic National Committee Eveland Hot Springs Broeland Bryan Roosevelt Standard Co

Tontine Will Be Sold in New Haven

A New Haven tontine association meeting discussed selling the real estate after consulting shareholders. Only five attended. four did not know of the meeting. Action postponed two weeks. officers elected for the coming year include George W. Curtis as president and Walter S. Thompson as secretary and treasurer. The property will be divided into eight shares when sold.

New Haven Tontine Association Walter §. Thompson George W. Curtis Walter 8. Thompson Eli Whitney George D. Watrous Homer Hemingway

Queer drink for Sherman at Republican gathering

At a Wilkes-Barre convention James S Sherman asked for Apollinaris water to soothe his throat. A local worker misheard the name and bought two bottles of salty bitter water. Sherman later gulped from the pitcher and exclaimed it tasted like salt water.

Wilkes-Barre Republican Club James Sherman Apollinaris

Money For Town Schools In Connecticut Totals Readjusted

Hartford notes large state appropriations for public and evening schools. Towns list heavy per pupil payments with Chatham Haddam Coler Somers Harwinton Chester Mansfield Willington among leaders. Evening school funds reach Hartford Bridgeport Danbury Manchester Meriden New Haven and others.

Taek Laven Auce Hartford Chatham Windsor Hamden Haddam Coler Somers Harwinton Chester Mansfield Willington Bridgeport Danbury Manchester Meriden New Haven London Norwich Stamford Wallingford Waterbury Winchester Windham Norwalk

Foraker Defends Actions and Urges Law if Wrong

Cincinnati dispatch reports United States Senator Foraker asserting that if he has done wrong the law should be invoked. He outlines charges, reviews employment with Standard Oil and Ohio Traction, and argues professional obligations end after payment. He calls for specific charges if any offense occurred.

Foraker Cincinnati United States Ohio Ohio Traction Company Congress

Vahey Nominated for Massachusetts Governor at Democratic Convention

Richard Olney headed the Democratic electors slate as 1 014 delegates gathered in Boston on October 2. James H. Vahey of Watertown was nominated for governor by acclamation after Brockton's T Gerry Brown withdrew to back Vahey. Other statewide officers were also nominated by acclamation. The convention praised Bryan and endorsed the Denver platform, while A J Peters presided from a sickbed. Vahey had previously served two terms in the state senate and was counsel in the Charles L Tucker murder case.

Richard Olney Bay State Boston James H. Vahey Watertown T. Gerry Brown Brockton Vahey Charles J. Barton Melrose James F. Aylward Cambridge Edwin H. Kennedy Pittsfield Simeon Viger Lawrence John A. Thayer Worcester A. J. Peters Denver Bryan State Senate Charles L. Tucker Mabel Page

Widow Recovers Ashes Lost After Husband Cremation

Mrs Frances J. Hollis of Schenectady lost a small casket containing her husband’s ashes in Cincinnati while en route to Richmond Indiana. The ashes were in her valise with a worn key worn around her neck. Extensive search failed to locate the valise or ashes.

Schenectady Cincinnati Frances J. Hollis N. Y Richmond Ind Hollis Linton Paris

New Yorks cling to first place in pennant race

The New Yorks split a doubleheader with Philadelphia. Mathewson pitched well in game one as Magee and a muff by McCormick helped the Phillies to win. Covaleski dominated in game two with Wiltse and McGinnity struggling, Dooin’s plate catch curbing a late rally. Attendance 7,846.

NEW Yorks Philadelphia Yorks Phillies Mathewson New York Magee Covaleski Manhattan Wiltse McGinnity Corridon Cormick Doom Klein Richie Philadelphias Nang Tenney Mccormick Seymour Devlin Grant Knabe Jackitech Herzog Shean Needham Titus McGraw Philies Dooin Deviia Bridwell Potala Hersog Dontin Bransfeld Devin Wilton Johnstone Kiem Byre Tenney Herang Donlin Barry Ov Eeeseeee Go Knabe Rf Magee Osborn

Brides Cleared to Play for Yale Football Team

The Val medical school authorities cleared Brides to join Yale’s football squad this season. He walked the field after the scrimmage, receiving congratulates from teammates who had just seen him after his marriage announcement. Andrus returned from a three week ankle ailment to star at right tackle in the varsity scrimmage.

New Haven Val Medical School Andrus Varsity Hobbs Haines Dartmouth Boston Philadelphia Washington Schildmiller New York Amherst Dr O'Connor Blcock Kennedy Schild Anilier Cambridge Harvard Hoar Corbett Browne Fish Blagden Bowdoin Cutler Rod Brown Andover Crawley Graydon Kennard Smith White Kersberg Robinson Phillipbar

Swanson Plans Naugatuck Return Clash in New Britain

Wrestling notes indicate Alex Swanson, former welterweight champ, sold his Naugatuck saloon and moves to New York. He will wrestle Philip J. Bonefant of New Britain in Naugatuck soon, as James Carroll expects a large Waterbury turnout. Jim Barnes of Springfield accepts a challenge from Jim McGrath, aiming to avenge a Norwich defeat, after recovering from summer boils.

Alex Swanson Naugatuck New York Philip J. Bonefant New Britain James Carroll Waterbury Swanson Hartford Fritz Hanson Jim Barnes Springfield Jim McGrath Springfeld McGrath Barnes Norwich

Night Twenty-Four Hour Motor Race At Brighton Beach

Fourteen cars entered for the second twenty four hour race of the Motor Racing association at Brighton Beach starting tonight at eight. Most from the first night and day race return, with one low powered car absent and additional entries added. A series of short distance events precede the main race, including trials for the one mile track record of fifty one seconds held by DePalma Lewis Strang George Robertson and Barney Oldfield.

New York Motor Racing Association Brighton Beach Association DePalma Lewis Strang George Robertson Barney Oldfield

Auto Struck by Street Car in Detroit

Detroit on Jefferson Avenue near Hurlbut Avenue an automobile struck by a street car left Mr Hattie Demer of Kalamazoo instantly dead and Louis J. Feys of Detroit badly injured. Feys suffered a fractured skull and a broken arm while Demer’s neck was broken in the collision.

Detroit Mich Hattie| Demer Kalamazoo Louis J. Feys Jefferson Avenue Hurlbut Avenue Feys Mra Demer

Holy Cross Prepares for Vermont Game With Mixed Practice

Holy Cross football team held a light drills session in Worcester as it heads to Burlington to meet Vermont on Saturday. injuries hamper backfield with Jones out for the hospital and Freitsch temporarily disabled, while Sheld resumes at fullback and Tobin gains experience at the position. Coach Larkin tests lineups and carries substitutes to avoid further lapses while Case Carney seeks a strong spring squad.

Holy Cross Mont Worcester Burlington Vermont Larkin Sheld Jones Freitsch Tobin S. Mahoney Burke Caseh Carney Carney D. Mahoney Whalen Jack Carney

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